Quay Trial Focuses on Goldsmith Testimony
In Philadelphia on April 18 Senator Quay's trial featured expert witness Goldsmith under tough cross examination. The defense pressed claims that many bank entries against Quay were loans to others or fictitious, while the prosecution sought to prove a $200000 set aside for Quay.
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Mr. Goldsmith
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Huhn
George Huhn
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Rene Pos
Dr. Shields
Ieen
Ehnne
United Gas
Pittsburg
Witnes
Sporting Matchups and Events Across Cities Update
Several boxing bouts in Hartford Newport and Sandusky accompany a busy slate of athletic events. Horse shows and trotting meetups headline Mechanics building and Combination Park activities while cycling races and marathons unfold in Ashland Dedham and Boston area venues.
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Queens Anypooner Club
Noo le
Press Cycle Club
Ashland
Dedham
Cambridge Park
Everett Y. M. C
Bean Fleet Yacht Club
South Bos
New Bedford
Fall River
Harvard
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Penn
Boston
Union Boat Club
Charles
Charlesbank Gym
Boston Cricket Club
Franklin Field
Riverside
Malden Woman Drowned In Marsh At Park
Mrs. Catherine Holland aged 7 years was found dead in a marshy pool at Craddock Park Malden yesterday morning about eight. Police removed the body from the water and it was taken to Undertaker Tipham's rooms where Medical Examiner Durrell ruled drowning as the cause. She lived with son in law Jeremiah Mahoney at 181 Pearl Street and often stayed with daughter Mrs. Thomas Long at 2 1/2 Pearl Street. She left Long's home Monday evening about 8 30 presumed for Mahoney's residence. The police think she wandered from the road and fell into the water unable to recover.
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Tipham
Durrell
Thomas Long
Pearl Street
Coronet Soloist Drops Dead At Grand Opera House
William C. Kaine cornet soloist with the Grand Opera House orchestra collapsed and died of heart disease just as the performance was to begin. He had joined the company two seasons and left a wife and child in Vermont.
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William C. Kaine
Mr. Kaine
Or. Saunders
Vermont
Association Hall
Reeves
Sergeant Andreae
United States Signal Corps
Philippines
Andreae
Dajupan
Aguinaldo
House of Congress
Quay Faction Collapse in Pennsylvania Senate Ballot
Thirteen Republican members shift from M S Quay to B F Jones on the seventy ninth ballot in Harrisburg. Quay receives 95 votes to Jones 69 with 124 needed. 6 paired or not voting, no election. Magee Crawford and other anti Quay Republicans back Jones amid threats of a partisan clash this fall.
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M. S
Quay
United States
B. F. Jones
Pittsburg
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Losch
Schuylkill
Crawford
Allegheny
Scott
Luzerne
Allegheny County
Washington
Northumberland
Jenks
Jones
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C.L. Magee
Boston Metropolis Eyes Adams for Police Commissioner Post
Rumors sweep Worcester like focus on Massachusetts National Bank teller Harry F. Adams as a potential nominee to succeed General A P Martin as police commissioner. Gov Wolcott reportedly weighs five names while executive council may review the slate and a formal nomination could come at the upcoming session.
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Wolcott
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United States
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J. 8S. Dean
Driscoll Testifies in Shoe Theft Case in Superior Court
In Boston’s Superior Criminal Court judge Blodgett hears a sensational case involving five shoe dealers Abraham Lobovich Morris Cohen Kalman Moses Abraham Fine and Joseph Melvick all with city shops and 18 year old Quincy youth William J Driscoll serving as a shipper for Charles W Royce. Driscoll pleads guilty and testifies as state witness admitting he stole over 309 pairs of shoes and sold them to the dealers for as little as one cent to thirty cents each.
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Superior Criminal Court
Abraham Lobovich
Morris Cohen
Kalman Moses
Abraham Fine
Joseph Melvick
William J. Driscoll
Quincy
Young Driscoll
Charles W. Royce
Summer Street
Cuban General Nodarse Switches Sides in Havana Province
General Nodarse of the Cuban army resigns as commander of Cuban troops in the Havana province and aligns with General Mayia Rodriguez against Gomez. The move shocks many given his prior friendliness toward Gomez.
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Nodarse
Gomez
Mayia Rodriguez
The Stage Topics in Boston and London Theater
The piece notes Turtle debuts May 8 at Park Theatre Boston with Sadie Martinez leading. Al Canby arranges Julia Arthur May 1900 in London for Plus Que Reine, aiming for Bellew as Napoleon. Thomas Jefferson to star Rip Van Winkle next season. Nat Goodwin to command $2 orchestra seats on tour.
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Boston
The
Park Theatre
Sadie Martinez
New York
al Canby
London
Julia Arthur
Nat Goodwin
Harry B. Smith
Ida Glenn
Castle Square
W.A. Brady
John J. McNally
Investigation at Rainsford Island Starts Tomorrow
A special Common Council committee begins an inquiry into the House of Reformation on Rainsford Island. The panel will visit the site to hear the boys, rather than bring them to the city. A discharged watchman, accused of aiding the investigation, wrote a letter making direct charges.
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Rainsford Island
Common Council
New York Theaters Offer Mixed Openings and Rumors
The Columbus Theatre stages a fragmentary one act of The Light That Failed with Kate Claxton as Maisie while Odette Tyler presents The Merchant of Venice at Herald Square in a read-through style. Coghlan rumor and Hopper potential return stir talk as Bijou and Grand continue with The Purple Lady and The French Maid. Melba sails for England after a profitable season with the Ellis company as Gray gifts loom at the Metropolitan Opera House before a dockside England trip.
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